Sentence examples for reckons after from inspiring English sources

The process, launched in Britain back in the 1800s thanks to the slave trade and the industrial revolution, really took off, Pollan reckons, after the second world war, when we "emerged from years of rationing - so ready to binge on sugar, meat, white flour - just as industry was converting from making bombs to making fertiliser, and nerve gases to pesticides".

"I am just an average rugby player," he reckoned after having a chat with Kirwan on Sunday.

The referee, Nigel Owens, reckoned, after watching the footage on the big screens, that there was "a split-second" where Kepu could have pulled out of the tackle, but that he decided not to.

Paleontologists may have to reckon after all with signs of animals 500 million years earlier than the first known animal fossils.

I reckoned, after catching my breath.

My interview with Josh Ritter started there..... You've written about a "reckoning" after your last record.

In 2011 young African-Americans were 269% more likely to be arrested for violating curfew laws than their white peers, says the Sentencing Project, another advocacy group.Analysts reckon that after-school programmes are a better way to keep youths in order.

He reckons that, after paying various taxmen and lenders, graduates take home only around half of their salaries.

The state's legislative analyst's office reckons that, after the dotcom bubble burst, revenue based on capital gains and stock options fell an astonishing 62% last year.

Erkki Liikanen, the budget commissioner, reckons that after enlargement the German share of net contributions could fall to 40%.As for the Dutch, Mr Liikanen thinks their contributions are exaggerated.

The firm reckons that after initial studies to determine the best places to put its points of presence ie, its access hubs a network can be rolled out in a medium-sized city in a matter of months.